Utah man flees to avoid prison in Colorado car theft
FBI hunts George S. Norman a Salt Lake City businessman who was to report for a bank fraud sentence but borrowed Colorado Supreme Court Justice Edward Day's maroon 1969 Cadillac and fled Day called the loss a duping by Norman and said he reported the theft to Denver police and the FBI. Day described Norman as a cheater who asked to borrow the car for errands and did not return it.
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Utah
Colorado
Edward Day
Denver
FBI
George S. Norman
Salt Lake City
U.S. Marshall
Colorado Supreme Court
Norman
United Airlines reports February loss and revenue rise
United Air Lines posted a February loss of 0.57 million from operations, a 20 percent improvement from last year, with revenues of 125.75 million. Separately, Norman failed to turn himself in to federal authorities for a 1970 conviction related to a $550,000 misappropriation. The FBI issued a bench warrant for Norman, while Francis Salazar and brothers Delmar and Donald Cooper, former bank officials, surrendered to begin their sentences in the Rocky Mountain Bank case.
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New York
United Air Lines
UAL, Inc
Norman
Day
Salt Lake City
Denver
FBI
Rocky Mountain
Lakewood
Francis R. Salazar
Delmar and
Donald Cooper
Delmar Cooper
Strange 20 dollar bill found in Colorado treasury
A 1934 series $20 bill with a Truman era back feature was found in Colorado state treasurer receipts. Secret Service confirmed authenticity and notes it could be worth about 10 dollars above face value as a collector item.
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Denver
Colorado
Andrew Jackson
White House
Asst
Richard Hovey
Secret Service
Hovey
Three Die in Colorado Road Crashes This Year
The Associated Press reports Colorado highway toll reached 92 with three more deaths. Victims named Roger Dale Linam, Emma dane Smith, and Lupe Rodriguez. Linam, 24, died when his car left Colorado 115 near Canon City. two others were injured. The women died at a northwest Denver crosswalk. A male suspect is held for vehicular homicide investigation.
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Associated Press
Colorado
State Patrol
Roger Dale Linam
Cajon City
Emma Dane Smith
Lupe Rodriguez
Denver
Linam
Colorado 115
Canon City
Goal
Tolice
Marijuana haul destroyed at Malmstrom AFB in Montana
At Malmstrom Air Force Base in Great Falls Montana about 400 pounds of marijuana with a street value around 100000 was destroyed after seizure near the Canadian border during a smuggling attempt three years ago. U S Customs official Richard J Short confirmed the seizure and disposal.
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Great Falls
Mont
Malmstrom Air Force Base
Richard J. Short
U.S
Denver nurse convicted on drug charges
BRIGHTON Colo AP a District Court jury convicted Mary Ellen Fore 23 a former nurse of felonious possession of narcotics for injecting herself with a drug intended for patients at St Anthony Hospital North Judges set April 23 for sentencing in Westminster Fore admitted injecting herself with a synthetic drug from a hospital cabinet and refilling the syringe with water She claimed she had authority to possess the drugs and her mental condition was impaired The maximum penalty is 15 years in prison and a 10000 fine The conviction bars her from practicing as a nurse
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Laramie
Wyo
Cole Abbott
Albany County
Couly
Lynn Rees
Abbott
Rees
Herman Hancock
Hancock
Abbott Ranch
Abbot
Brighton
Colo
Clifford J. Gobble
Mary Ellen Fore
Westminster
St. Anthony Hospital North
New York
Sa Zsa Gabor
Miss Gabor
Hewlett Packard gets four million contract
The General Services Administration will award an indefinite quantity contract for electronic test and measurement equipment to Hewlett Packard Co. The deal runs May 1, 1973, to March 31, 1974, at four locations including Loveland's Loveland Instrument Division. Total value could reach ten million with Loveland estimated at four million.
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Loveland Instrument Division
Loveland
Malt liquor bill wins final House approval in Colorado
In Denver the Colorado House gave final approval to two Senate bills requiring malt liquor wholesalers to designate sale territories for retailers. Debates arose over possible territorial fencing and a monopoly system, though supporters cited orderly distribution.
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Denver
Senate
Colorado House
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